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by toogie 10 Aug 2011 ( edited Aug 11'11 01:32 )
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Does anyone want to see my hoop? Just wanted to warn of the danger of trying to hoop something thick, a diaper for a burpie , in this case. Should have known better, but had done it b/4-Toogie

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by toogie 10 Aug 2011
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maybe I can show you here, snapped right in the center, where you tighten with the bottom hoop piece.
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by sewfrenzie 11 Aug 2011
I did the same thing! I still use the hoop though I'm to fruggle to buy a new hoop, lol.
by jayce 11 Aug 2011
same here, i used my hoop like this for a long time before replacing it
by mrsb8 11 Aug 2011
my hoop is cracked too (used superglue) but I would not know where to buy a hoop for a bernina deco 600 (older machine)- seems to be "shy" of these in marketplace.
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by quiltgrama 10 Aug 2011
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that really sucks hope you can get another, hugs lisa
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by toogie 10 Aug 2011
Thank you. While I was hoping someone knew where I could get one, I never in my wildest dreams thought someone would, not only have 1 to get rid of but 3 ! Can't get much better than that. OH, yes it can.She also is sending a thread cassette & holder that goes with it! God and (I hope she doesn't mind me saying who she is) mariahail is good!-T
by sewmom 10 Aug 2011
Way to go Cuties!
by 1allamericangirl 11 Aug 2011
Sounds like you have a Brother's Disney SD 270D machine. I believe that Allbrands.com may still sell cassettes & hoops for them. Worth a look on their site...course you could always contact Brothers if that is the machine.
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by devon 10 Aug 2011
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Sorry that this happened. Hope you find one soon.
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by toogie 10 Aug 2011
God is Great! God is Good! I broke 1 hoop and now I am getting 3! One of the Cuties responded by offering me them, FREE!! I still am amazed!-T
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by 02kar 10 Aug 2011
+5
What a great silver lining from what seemed to be a tragedy. Happy stitching
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by toogie 10 Aug 2011
You nailed it !
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by mranderson 10 Aug 2011
+4
I never really thought of hoops breaking. Glad you have been offered the hoops from another cutie. I will have to look after mine better now. Marg
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by toogie 10 Aug 2011
I was always afraid when you tighten it might strip the screw, never thought it would break hoop
by 1allamericangirl 11 Aug 2011
I did that with my first embroidery machine it is a Brother's Disney SD270D. I still have the machine. I called Allbrands where I got it & they could not help me...so I contacted Brothers & I got a new part...now I know to only finger tighten. Have bought myself the Ellageo Plus a yr ago July & just love it so the Brothers sits by the wayside, I never got to use it much anyway. I am thinking of selling it. Know anyone that needs a machine PM me.
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by blueeyedblonde 10 Aug 2011
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You are very lucky someone had one - no, wait, 3 hoops for you!!!! Prob. take less time than if you'd had to order one - wah hoo!!
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by toogie 10 Aug 2011
Isn't that the truth.
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by gayle950 10 Aug 2011
+4
May be it is a weakness with this type of hoop. Mine broke there too, but I stuck mine with glue and it stills works ok. I don't hoop anything thick.
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by toogie 10 Aug 2011
What kind of glue? I figured it would break loose again, wn=hen I tightened.-T
by 1allamericangirl 11 Aug 2011
I think I would try the Gorilla Glue looks like it holds anything together. Capoodle put her car back together with it.
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by obaachan 10 Aug 2011
+4
I never hoop diapers, towels, etc... way to thick... I don't even hoop the paper back book covers I have been doing... I hoop the stabilizer then spray then pin....sometimes I don't even spray.. I just pin.. Wishing you good luck !!!Jo
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by toogie 10 Aug 2011
I didn't think I could pin through the thickness without tearing my WSS
by obaachan 10 Aug 2011
I use tear away on the bottom and wss on the top... works GREAT !
by obaachan 10 Aug 2011
pin thru all layers !!!
by mops 11 Aug 2011
Or use a machine basting stitch before embroidering your design.
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by linda8450 10 Aug 2011
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It looks like it is the "inside" hoop, right? I can't see why you couldn't glue it with some crazy glue and try it, because the outer hoop is compressing it inward and where can it go? I would try it! Glad you got some being sent to you tho! Linda
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by ermaplatt 10 Aug 2011
+3
Cuties are the best for helping out. Loved all the burpies you have done.
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by capoodle 11 Aug 2011
+3
A several years ago an ambulance not on a call hit our car. I used Gorilla Glue and glued the parts back together. The car sat outside in heat and freezing weather and the glued parts still held. I used the wet glue on the car and now they make a Gorilla Tape like duct tape that is incredible strong. The secret to the wet glue is to spray a light mist of water and this caused the glue to expand and fill in any gaps. Will dry out in the plastic bottle it comes in so I store mine in a glass jar. Have bought this at hardware, drug, and Wal-Mart stores.
1 links:
[1] http://www.gorillaglue.com/
www.gorillaglue.com
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by bevintex 11 Aug 2011
have you told your story to gorilla glue, I did and won a nice gift pkg, with a cap and several full size bottles of glue. Send it in

http://gorillatough.com/toughteam/toughstories/toughstoriesterms.aspx
by bevintex 11 Aug 2011
Sorry, looks like contest is closed.
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by noah 11 Aug 2011
+3
Poor you did you get a new one ordered???hugs
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by justonlyme 11 Aug 2011
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I did NOT know that would happen when hooping thick fabrics. I hoop jeans fabric and hoop it very tight because I hate for it to pull and pucker. I think I'll start being more careful now. Thank you for the heads-up. So sorry you had to suffer the misfortune of helping us learn your lesson.
Does anyone know if hoops are covered with the extended warranty??
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by gerryb 11 Aug 2011
I really, really doubt hoops are covered under the warranty. Especially if you break if by hooping a thick fabric. Maybe covered for the first year if it was defective.
by justonlyme 11 Aug 2011
Yikes. Thank you.